MITS Madanapalle Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

In the hostel, unlimited Wi-Fi and electricity are available all day without load shedding, and water is available throughout the day. Labs are neat and maintained. Classrooms are well-maintained with projectors and smart boards. The mess food is average in taste, but it provides four meals a day, including breakfast and tea.

Teachers are very helpful and very knowledgeable. They will help you in any kind of situation. But, some of them neglect you when you face problems and don’t care about it. But most of them are very careful and work to solve your problems and help you. The main point of the review is that we need to find good faculty for our entire graduation to get information and help without any problem. Faculty is very friendly, but sometimes you have to worry about certain faculty members.

78% of students are getting placed, and the average package is between 4- 6 LPA. Most branches are offered a great package, but for the CSE branch, due to the high student intake, there is a shortage of placement packages. The eligibility criteria range from 6.5 CGPA to 8 CGPA for the CSE branch at College. There are also many multidisciplinary courses taught on this campus

The infrastructure of University is very good. They have good labs, a library, and good classrooms. Right now, they don't have AC in any classroom. Other than that, everything is good. The quality of the hostel is also very good. The girls' hostel is very good and spacious, but in the boys' hostel, it's not spacious, but you can live and make memories. They provide you everything. The quality of the mess is also very good, neat, and clean

Professors at college University are helpful and supportive, except for some. Otherwise, if you maintain a good image in front of them, they will help you in your future, too. Semester exams are easy, not so hard. But if you are taking CSE, you have to work on your own, don't depend on the college to teach you skills. Other things like communication, behaviour, and time management will automatically be learned by you.

The infrastructure University is very good. They have good labs, a library, and good classrooms. Right now, they don't have AC in any classroom. Other than that, everything is good. The quality of the hostel is also very good. The girls' hostel is very good and spacious, but in the boys' hostel, it's not spacious, but you can live and make memories. They provide you everything. The quality of the mess is also very good, neat, and clean.

The college offers excellent infrastructure with Wi-Fi-enabled classrooms, well-equipped labs, a vast library, and creative studios. Hostels are clean and secure. It provides Wi-Fi, housekeeping, and basic amenities. The mess serves hygienic food with vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, while multiple canteens offer varied cuisines. Medical facilities include an on-campus clinic with a doctor and emergency support and many more.

The college teachers at MIT-ADT are helpful, well-qualified, and knowledgeable in their subjects. Most of them are approachable and support students in projects and research. The teaching quality is good, combining theory with practical learning. The course curriculum is updated regularly and is quite relevant to industry needs, especially in fields like engineering, design, and management. Semester exams are moderately difficult but manageable with regular study.

So, as far as I have seen, the placement percentage is not as good as 100% placements, but in reality, it's only 60-70 %. What I have seen is that the student who got the highest package and the student who got the 2nd highest package have big differences in terms of package. The highest package for this year is 14 LPA, and second second-highest package is 4-8 LPA.

The college has provided quite good and labs are good. Classrooms are okay and Wi-Fi is not so good. The library is good. The college should improve their Wi-Fi and internet connection and other things in college are good. The food of the canteen is good and the price is decent, not so high.

The faculty members are really very good and supportive and provide guidance but some are not good. The curriculum is good but students should also work hard and semester exams are of mid difficulty and reviews and presentations happen in college and math papers are conducted offline .

think 65-80% of students are placed and the highest package is around 10 LPA and the lowest is 4 LPA. Top companies like Infosys and many others are recruiting. The top roles are software engineers, web developers and IT engineers. If the student is really skilled and passionate about the work, then the top companies will definitely select him or her.

Comparatively provide poor internet connectivity. The infrastructure is good, enough but old. Apt technology is available, and 5 canteens offer various varieties. Classrooms and labs are well constructed. Classrooms are being renovated actively. Sports facilities are below average. Hostels are fine, they are not on campus, they are 3 KM away but fine, not many complain. Campus can be havoc in rain but works.

The best thing I found is the college has good curriculum. It is apt for today's technology. Project and hands-on learning are very necessities of today. It is very industry relevant justifying the placements that the college offers. Pass percentage has to be above 60- 95%. Teachers are well qualified, experienced, and experts in their own field and department.

87% of students got placed in companies through campus interviews. The highest package is 11 LPA, and the lowest package is 4 LPA. The average package for CS branch is 7 LPA, and for other branches is between 6- 9 LPA. Every company that you know of comes to this college. Irrespective of how small a startup it is or how large an MNC it is. Mostly roles of software developers, game developers, AI engineers, and web developers are offered. Some even go for various exams.

The college infrastructure is good its not a huge college short concise greenery. There is Wi-Fi in classrooms but like it gives slow speed. There is a great library a plus point for book readers. I don't live in hostel but the negative point, it is not inside the college. It is located a little bit far from college which may hinder some people. There are many places to eat like 3 canteens, coffee shops, and bakeries juice centres also.

So I really support the curriculum that our college follows it follows a practical approach to learning things a lot as we are focused on different projects as well as assignments like coding assignments. The exam pattern is easy as we have mid-term online. The labs and coding exams are also offline. There are many subjects to train your speaking skills. Many technical clubs come in handy so overall a great curriculum for students.

As the average placements of engineering colleges has above average or even good placements as of the record 2023. But due to the high intake of students from 2024 we are not sure about the future. Still, this college has some strong connections with tech companies so companies do come also. The average package is around 4 -7 LPA. The highest salary is 15 LPA to 20 LPA. See the rest I might say that it depends on student's approach to their studies. Obviously the branch that is in demand as well as contains many opportunities for student.

The campus is good but is located far away from the city, 20 KM away from Bengaluru. The university has a good infrastructure with all the facilities. But you won't find Wi-Fi everywhere. AC classrooms are provided to star batches who pay extra fees. Otherwise, you will get a non-AC classroom which is also decent. Labs and library are maintained very well. There is a lot of sports ground also consisting of cricket ground, football ground, tennis court, etc.

Teachers are nice but you will also find some teachers who will make you irritated by giving unnecessary workloads. But that's common in every university. The course curriculum is relevant and during the exams, if you study a little also and study smartly just by doing the assignments and modules, you will score more than 70%. 40 marks out of 100 are required to pass a semester-end examination.

The highest package is 14 LPA this year whereas the lowest package is 4-5 LPA. Since I am in the first year I don't know the exact data. Intel, Dell, Wipro, Accenture, and TCS are some of the companies that visited this year for recruitment. Placements are pretty good as what I have heard from my seniors.

The college food in the mess is quite repetitive. It's good in the beginning, but eventually, it gets boring. The Wi-Fi doesn't work most of the time. There is no medical facility on campus, so if we get sick, we need to go to the nearest hospital.

Th college faculty for the non-IT subjects are great but according to my experience, the IT faculty are not so good. At times they just read PPTs and don't explain the concept much. Our Maths faculty is really good. Chemistry and English faculty members are good as well.

I got to know from seniors that the highest salary package offered is 15 LPA and the minimum package is about is 4-7 LPA It's important to search for internships on our own. They provide free access to Coursera for students to learn as many skills as possible.

The college will provide Wi-Fi facility in the campus is definitely slow. I mostly use mobile data to get things done, and even faculty suggests using mobile data for official work, as they are aware of the slow Wi-Fi. Sometimes it works well, sometimes not at all. As for the hostel, the outside hostel has washing machines good luck finding a functional one that's unoccupied. Wi-Fi in the hostel is slow but somehow works faster on laptops

There are internal assessments and lab exams, but for the IA exams, they literally schedule two exams per day, so we have to sacrifice studying for 4 out 8 of subjects, you can guess how that goes. As for faculty members, they're alright, sometimes, you definitely have to rely on ChatGPT and YouTube, or else you won’t survive.

The placement packages have a very good range, from average to super-dream level. Both Indian and foreign MNCs recruit, as per my knowledge. Students get training for company interviews from the third year onward to ensure they are capable and the college placement is average.

For the first-year students, the hostel is not on campus, but from the second year, the hostel is on campus. The Wi-Fi in both the college and the hostel is good. Facilities in the college are also good. The food is of good quality and quantity. Everything mentioned above is available in the college.

The college academic sessions do not occur as often as placement training. Students are mostly asked to research and understand the concepts themselves. Tests and internals are conducted before approaching the semester for practice and to correct our mistakes during the main exams.

The college placement classes are conducted more frequently compared to academic sessions. Companies like Hyundai, LG Electronics, and Havells visit for yearly placements. Cracking the placement tests of such companies is really hard, so we undergo rigorous training from the first semester itself.